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Ya know what?! Kat's right eye was bugging me enough that I just pulled a quick-brutal edit with the scale tool in PS, and she looks sooooooooooo much better now!!!
Carry on!
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Since I was practicing drawing felines for one of my projects, I figured I could use more practice with their face shape, so here is some Katia for everyone to enjoy! :veyrhappy:
I'm rather pleased with how this one turned out, because unlike composing things in SAI, this one done in PhotoShop, was done completely without aid of the input stabilizing feature PaintTool SAI has... meaning this doodle of Katia was done fully 1 to 1 with Tablet inputs only... in PhotoShop... and I'm tickled how well this turned out!
Up until a few years ago, I'd never thought in my wildest dreams that my line art would become this refined! Okay granted this is a sketch, but a NOT SO ROUGH sketch nevertheless!
Hope you all enjoy this simple practice sketch of Katia from the web comic, "Prequel" or "How to make a cat cry, the adventures of Katia Managan"
Katia and the web comic "Prequel" by [Kaz] Kazerad
The Khajiit race and Skyrim "Elderscrolls" by Bethesda
Practice sketch fanart by yours truly
NezumiYuki
Also.... WTF FurAffinity?... You have Argonians marked as Exotics but no Khajiits? Really? This certainly makes Katia cry! =(
Carry on!
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Since I was practicing drawing felines for one of my projects, I figured I could use more practice with their face shape, so here is some Katia for everyone to enjoy! :veyrhappy:
I'm rather pleased with how this one turned out, because unlike composing things in SAI, this one done in PhotoShop, was done completely without aid of the input stabilizing feature PaintTool SAI has... meaning this doodle of Katia was done fully 1 to 1 with Tablet inputs only... in PhotoShop... and I'm tickled how well this turned out!
Up until a few years ago, I'd never thought in my wildest dreams that my line art would become this refined! Okay granted this is a sketch, but a NOT SO ROUGH sketch nevertheless!
Hope you all enjoy this simple practice sketch of Katia from the web comic, "Prequel" or "How to make a cat cry, the adventures of Katia Managan"
Katia and the web comic "Prequel" by [Kaz] Kazerad
The Khajiit race and Skyrim "Elderscrolls" by Bethesda
Practice sketch fanart by yours truly
NezumiYukiAlso.... WTF FurAffinity?... You have Argonians marked as Exotics but no Khajiits? Really? This certainly makes Katia cry! =(
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
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Size 1506 x 1280px
File Size 75.4 kB
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Thanks Skunky! :D
Yes PaintTool SAI has a special feature that helps to slow down user inputs with most any tablet used... kinda like... well think of it as adding inertia to the cursor. It slows down the brush as you draw, and any unwanted hand jitters are smoothed out by the inertia feature.
This is the main reason why I Love SAI so much. Unlike PhotoShop which lacks this feature, SAI let me concentrate on my line flow without needing to be overly concerned with line smoothness or quality. And over time, I've become less and less dependent on the special feature, to the point where I use it infrequently now.
So much to my surprise, doodling in PhotoShop [without inertia stabilizers] my line quality as improved without my realizing it. :D
Yes PaintTool SAI has a special feature that helps to slow down user inputs with most any tablet used... kinda like... well think of it as adding inertia to the cursor. It slows down the brush as you draw, and any unwanted hand jitters are smoothed out by the inertia feature.
This is the main reason why I Love SAI so much. Unlike PhotoShop which lacks this feature, SAI let me concentrate on my line flow without needing to be overly concerned with line smoothness or quality. And over time, I've become less and less dependent on the special feature, to the point where I use it infrequently now.
So much to my surprise, doodling in PhotoShop [without inertia stabilizers] my line quality as improved without my realizing it. :D
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